Ladies and gentlemen, can you tell me something about the Ming Dynasty?

Objectively speaking, the Ming Dynasty was at least one hundred years behind China. After the heyday of the Tang Dynasty, the Han people regained the control of the country from the Yuan Dynasty for the first time, and the Ming Dynasty achieved many revivals under the governance of successive emperors. But this is only at home. Because of Judy, the Ming Dynasty began to implement the policy of sea ban, which made China leave the center of the world, that is, handed over the opportunity to become the world hegemon. It is precisely because of the concern for rights that the Ming Dynasty developed centralization of authority to an unprecedented new height. This also causes the power to be in the hands of a few people, which makes the rulers lack a sense of crisis and increases the possibility of decision-making mistakes. Culturally, stereotyped writing imprisons people's thoughts, stifles the creativity of China intellectuals and increases the servility of China people.